1977 Toyota Corona Luxury Edition.

December 13, 2010

11 comments



11 comments:

Justin said...

With wheels off of a Challenger.
"Please do not tow"=Please do tow.

Ben Piff said...

No way, aren't those a Datsun or Nissan factory wheel? I never thought a Challenger wheel would come in a 4x114.3 bolt pattern. I think these are sweet and strange.

Tony Piff said...

wow, that's a lot of bondo and primer, but it looks pretty straight and intact.

wheels look like a match.

Ben Piff said...

Last night I saw these on an RX7, I knew they had to be something from Japan. Like!

Justin said...

The wheels on the Challenger are damn-near the same.

http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2010/01/curbside-classic-ca-vacation-sundays-posts-on-saturday-edition-1981-dodge-challenger/

Anonymous said...

Those are definitely 1981-83 Dodge Challenger/Plymouth Sapporo rims... I almost bought a set, but found a better deal on Epsilon mesh, instead. I think those rims are 14s.

Gotta love the good ole days, 1991. lol

Ty and Racheal Cummings said...

HaHA i just bought this car funny its on here

Ben Piff said...

Awesome! Did you see it here before or after buying? I'd love to hear more history or follow up stories on the cars we find, so feel free to share either :)

Ty and Racheal Cummings said...

Well i bought it about a week ago and typed in 1977 corona and it popped up on google and sure enough it was the car i just bought. I love the older toyotas and this car is really staight the primer on it is cancer repair so i ll put a nice paint job on it and lower it and some performance mods on it. Wish i had more details about the history but the do not tow sticker was on it because the car got towed because it sat during the day and he worked nights.

Basset said...

Wow, this is awesome! I bought THIS car on 5/26/12! I went ahead to take on the challenge of restoring it since i got in really bad shape, with the paint issues and rust. When i got it, it had different rims and it was lowered on some super cheap shitty bouncy suspension, and most of the interior/dashboard was taken apart, and NO Backseats:(
I went ahead and re-painted it myself to a nice White color, and i will be re-painting the interior, engine bay, trunk, (and everything else that has the oem brown color) to flat Gold.
I also put fender mirrors on it, and repainted the bumpers, and grill.
You can see the entire build on my photobucket.
http://s1150.photobucket.com/albums/o607/nw-dsm2g/#!cpZZ1QQtppZZ32
But the main issue now is the Carb, it is in need of a rebuild. When i am done with this, my final goals will be a nice clean, stanced daily driver.

Tony Piff said...

wow, bassett. you've saved that car.